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Add rake install, which installs vice to your system in such a way that you can run vice on the command line to start vice.

Currently, buffers with more lines than the terminal height do not scroll, but they should.

Currently, vice just assumes requested files always exist, resulting in a crash when trying to open a file that doesn't exist.

Using d or c with a directional key should delete the characters that are encompassed by that movement

Add the ability to switch between different tabs/buffers

A simple screen showing the name of the program, the license and some basic help when opening vice on an empty buffer

To add a mark, you should be able to use mX, where X is some letter. To jump to a mark, you should be able to use 'X, where X is some set mark. Marks with a small letter are local to a file, marks with a capital are global marks.

Implement combining prompt commands. Initially I want to support the following:

• w - write
• q - quit
• a - apply to all files
• ! - execute command without regard for file status (unsaved changes, read-only)

Add the ability to specify files on the command line, that get opened as vice starts

Add forwards and backwards searching with / and ?

Make tabs look prettier

Lines that are longer than the width of the terminal should either be wrapped to the next line or scroll left and right. Currently, everything after the terminal width is simply not displayed.

Implement :t file1 file2 file3, which opens files in new tabs.

Give the user the capability to define their own keybinds in their .vicerc